Description
“Somebody Else’s Daughter” by Elizabeth Brundage is a psychological thriller set in the serene Berkshires at the prestigious Pioneer School. The novel delves into the hidden darkness behind this seemingly idyllic setting, focusing on Willa Golding, a student raised by wealthy adoptive parents who have escaped a troubled past. Her biological father, a struggling writer and former drug addict, secures a teaching position at the school to reconnect with her. The narrative weaves through the lives of a feminist sculptor engaged in a risky affair, students ignored by adults, and a headmaster’s wife concealing her husband’s indiscretions. The story builds towards a dramatic confrontation between Willa’s two fathers, exploring themes of family, secrecy, and emotional conflict.
Product Details
- Publisher: Plume (April 2009)
- Language: English
- ISBN:0452295378
- Paperback: 352 Pages
- Weight:0.65 lbs.
- Dimensions:8.2″ x 0.8″ x 5.5″
- Condition: Used Good
Has a remainder mark at the bottom edge, and the cover shows signs of Shelf wear, and light creases, otherwise in very good condition. Text block intact, binding sound, pages are clean and unmarked.
Contemporary, Domestic Life, Literary Fiction, Literature & Fiction, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Psychological Thrillers, Women’s Fiction,
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